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William IV Rosewood Tea Caddy

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William IV Rosewood Tea Caddy
A quality William IV tea caddy having a sarcophagus form with inverted sides. Inside the polished rosewood interior are two removable canisters. Unfortunately as is often the case the glass mixing bowl is missing and the key and lock are not original.
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Dimensions8" high 14.5" wide 8.25" deep Category Antique Boxes > Antique Tea Caddy Date 1830  William IV Antiques Material Rosewood Origin English Condition Excellent Item code as426a003 Status Sold

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Southend on Sea
Essex
SS2 4LU

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